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nr597145
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Oct 5, 2004
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6287
HI, Where did you get this harp from, and how much was it? Wayne Wayne & Rebecca Lowry Springfield, Oregon ... From: "isidromcf" <isidromc@...> To:...
lowry6
thesixlowrys
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Oct 5, 2004
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6288
Hi all, I am currently working on the Harp consorts by William Lawes as Part of my Masters degree majoring in Baroque harp performance. I am preparing the...
Sebastian
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Oct 7, 2004
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6289
This thesis was put forward by Michael Billinge and myself, in an article published in the journal EARLY MUSIC dated May 1987 (not 1887, which I'm sure is a...
Bonnie
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Oct 7, 2004
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I had always assumed that the Lawes harp consorts were written for a triple harp. Admittedly I have not done any research myself. I have heard Cheryl Ann...
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Oct 7, 2004
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6291
Well I finally got around to uploading a pic of my harp case to the photos section. It is English bridle leather (about 10 oz) and lined with 2" of velvet...
Robert Mouland
planncaim
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Oct 7, 2004
5:53 pm
6292
That's a beautiful case ! and so very authentic looking !!! ;-) Sheilia...
Sheilia & Terry Scott
sidhe_le
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Oct 7, 2004
8:12 pm
6293
Therese, Peter Holman has an article in the same issue of Early Music (May '87) arguing that they were for Irish harp. The actual Cloyne/Dalway harp (or whats...
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simonchadwick
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Oct 8, 2004
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6294
Hi Therese, I know I probably shouldn't be saying this here, great you have a Triple harp. They're fun beasts! I'm actually an ex pedal harpist turned triple...
Sebastian
seb25arpa
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Oct 9, 2004
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6295
Are you referring to the hexachord tuning that Cheryl Ann Fulton advocates for medieval harps? That would be interesting for the low headed harps. While we...
kaosharper1
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Oct 9, 2004
1:05 pm
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Simon, your excellent pages at Clarsach.net on Praetorius & Timms remind me of another William. I apologise if the group has discussed this at length before I...
Richard York
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Oct 9, 2004
9:16 pm
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... Is it Moore or More? Because, although I am not home at the moment I recently purchased a paperback of Irish tune (words) only by Moore! Dover Book I...
Jacqueline Lynaugh
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Oct 10, 2004
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Thanks - difficult to know from this, as spelling really didn't matter that much at the time, Cf a certain slightly later master Shaxpear, Shagspeare, etc!...
Richard York
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Oct 10, 2004
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Hi all, Although Giraldus mentioned that the harpers of Ireland started and ended always with Bb, He was most likely referring to the Irish scale or the harp's...
Chad McAnally
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Oct 10, 2004
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Hello Richard, the only reference I have seen is in Peter Holman's article "The Harp in Stuart England", Early Music May 987 p.188, he says William More was...
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simonchadwick
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Oct 10, 2004
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If there is no evidence of tuning those redundant strings to f or f#, what is their purpose? If Da Mihi Manum (Tabhair Dom Do L\amh) is not evidence of the...
Robert Mouland
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Oct 10, 2004
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... listen: http://www.clarsach.net/Siobhan_Armstrong/music.htm...
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simonchadwick
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Oct 10, 2004
9:18 pm
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Chad: How do we reconcile that the ap Huw tunings are mostly flat keys rather than sharp ones? The "irishman's tuning" seems to have been little used. I also...
kaosharper1
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Oct 11, 2004
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Simon. fair 'nuff. I was referring to later versions with both the f and f#. What then could be a possible explanation for the 'sisters' tuning? P.S....
Robert Mouland
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Oct 11, 2004
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Hi gang- Translating that passage about the Bb's has dogged musicologists for decades. Keep in mind that as far as Gerald goes, Bb was the ONLY altered note in...
ckeithcollins
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Oct 11, 2004
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Hi all, From my understanding about Medieval and renaissance tuning practices on gut-strung harps, the basic tuning was based around the hexachord system,...
Sebastian
seb25arpa
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Oct 11, 2004
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Thanks for your kind comments, Robert! 'Cláirseach na hÉireann - The Harp of Ireland' has been slightly delayed. It should be out by Nov or early Dec, at the...
Siobhan Armstrong
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Oct 11, 2004
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... Of course, but are these harp versions, or decadent later adaptions for other instruments? To my ear that flattened seventh loses a lot of its drama if the...
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simonchadwick
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Oct 11, 2004
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I am new to the wire harp and would like to meet another wire harper. I am self-studying, but would be helpful to have a couple of lessons on hand position,...
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Oct 11, 2004
1:27 pm
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<snip>I find it disorientating to play a harp without caomhluighe, so my question to its owner would be why haven't you got them? What possible explanation...
Robert Mouland
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Oct 11, 2004
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6311
Simon says: <snip>I find it disorientating to play a harp without caomhluighe, so my question to its owner would be why haven't you got them? What possible ...
Sheilia & Terry Scott
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Oct 11, 2004
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6312
I'm in Bloomington IN, about 30 miles south of Indy. Not exactly next door, but I don't know of any other wire harpers in the area... Keith ... of ... there...
ckeithcollins
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Oct 12, 2004
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6313
mmmmmm! Another great cd to get for Christmas presents! Thank you Siobhán -Janet...
janet_kurnick
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Oct 12, 2004
6:03 am
6314
Or how can you play without using the Kilroy's "Two-Flights" tuning with four overlapping notes? On another topic, has anyone noticed the strange run of notes...
Peter Wilson
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Oct 12, 2004
4:40 pm
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its owner would be why haven't you got them? What possible explanation could there be for omitting them? Reason #1- one less note in your range on the small ...
Jacqueline Lynaugh
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